Stephen Sapienza has launched a comprehensive Web site (www.BuildingBetterKids.com) that offers parents and families an online resource to provide a better understanding of obesity and practical everyday solutions to combat this increasing epidemic with kid-friendly nutritionally complete, interactive and healthy meal plans for the entire family using everyday wholesome ingredients.
Brighton, MI (PRWeb) April 6, 2007 -- Building Better Kids™ is the brain-child of Stephen Sapienza, a dietitian having professional experience in working directly with parents and children suffering from obesity, and as a father who faces the same daily challenges of raising healthy, active children. Sapienza has launched a comprehensive Web site (www.BuildingBetterKids.com) that offers parents and families an online resource to provide a better understanding of obesity and practical everyday solutions to combat this increasing epidemic with kid-friendly nutritionally complete, interactive and healthy meal plans for the entire family using everyday wholesome ingredients.
BuildingBetterKids.com also works closely with parents and families, and the medical profession to offer real life solutions “from the kitchen to the community" to improve the overall nutritional and physical health of our future generations.
. “BuildingBetterKids.com is not just about offering healthy meal planning ideas.” Says Sapienza. “It’s about getting parents and families active in the community. It’s about participating in grass root efforts to help combat the mass marketing of unhealthy products to our children. It’s about getting our children off the couch, away from the video games, and into more physically challenged areas…like riding a bike, or having a pick up baseball game."
The affordable monthly subscription based program includes 30 days of complete meal plans, weekly ingredients and staples list for grocery shopping, easy “kid-friendly” recipes, ideas for special food nights including “Story Night”, “Jr. Chef Night”, and international themed menus, restaurant and fast food guides, and Custom Recipe Makeovers of favorite family recipes . . . to name just a few of the program’s many benefits and offerings for the health and well-being of our future generations.
Contact:
Stephen Sapienza, Founder
Building Better Kids
steve(at)buildingbetterkids.com
248-860-4830
www.BuildingBetterKids.com
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